How Jurassic Park’s Dinosaurs Went from Sketch to Screen

14 Jul 2025 · 1 min
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The video explains the behind‑the‑scenes workflow that brought the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park from concept sketches to the final screen. It describes how storyboards were turned into animatics to plan 3D dinosaur placement, timing, and shot composition. To let stop‑motion animators work in a familiar way, a custom dinosaur input device was built, letting them manipulate 3D models remotely. The segment also highlights that practical, physical dinosaur models continued to play a significant role alongside CGI, despite public focus on computer graphics.

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